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East peripatetism in AzerbaijanEastern peripatetism representatives guided by the theory of classification of the sciences of Aristotle, were isolated philosophical views received from its predecessors in two directions - theoretical and practical. In the first direction were classified as metaphysics, science and math, and the second - the ethics, housing issues and policies.
As for logic, then the eastern part of the Peripatetics thought its theoretical and practical part of or included in the theoretical direction of philosophy.
In the Arabic-speaking philosophical literature Metaphysics is expressed by the term at-Madat tabia (Late in nature).
East peripatetism puts the term inferior science - science on a par with the term physics used in the philosophical teachings of Aristotle. The main tenets of Aristotle and his followers are the same as mathematical views Abdulhasan Bahmanyar.
Doctrine of being in the eastern peripatetism studied as a science and metaphysics, and epistemology, as logic in the remainder of the natural sciences.
According to Eastern Peripatetics, to give a logical definition of existence is not possible. Genesis, which is considered the primary basis and beginning of all, there is self-evident concept, and to know it, according to the Eastern Peripatetics, we can only, in terms of its essence.
Azerbaijan and Eastern Peripatetics generally noted that the process of learning goes two steps - a sensitive and intellectual. The representatives of this trend in disclosing the nature of these forms of knowledge were based on high academic achievements of the period and in the formulation and solution of the major epistemological problems referred to the writings of Aristotle.
So, the Eastern Peripatetics, including Azerbaijan Peripatetics, who lived in XI-XII centuries, has a positive attitude to the issue of knowledge of the material world. Based their theory of knowledge has played a major role in the fight against scepticism and agnosticism, unfolding in the Middle Ages in the Near and Middle East.
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